Heel Over, the game where you get to hit people in their shoe-heels with a hammer. Their shoe heels are made up of a number of segments. The idea is to knock the segments out and feet safely to the ground level without making the person fall over.

After this guy did an ollie on his pimped-out skateboard with his PSP in-between his feet, the PSP case opens up and the PSP does a half kickflip and lands back in the case.

Last week I posted a link to a game called Line Rider, which let you draw a line for a guy on a toboggan to ride down. Well it seems to be catching on quite a bit. This is a video of one incredible ride.

Some Half-Life fans spent a lot of time setting up these Half-Life 2 Rube Goldberg machines. They show off the Source engine's physics capabilities quite nicely.

Atome is in German but its simple enough for anyone to play. You are given a bunch of atoms and you have to piece them together into a molecule. The more levels you pass, the more pieces you have to deal with.

If there is one thing the Street Fighter franchise was never meant to be, it is a virtual reality ride. Nonetheless, someone created one in which you fly around "inside the video game". You have to stop M. Bison before he escapes the video game and blows up the real world!

In Gold Miner, you mine treasures out of the earth with your claw and reel. The claw swings back and forth and when it is aimed in the direction you want to dig, you release it. Avoid rocks though. They're heavy and time-wasting.

Sega has just released this trailer for their newest instalment of the Virtua Tennis series for the Xbox 360 and PS3. It must be hard to improve on such a great franchise, but you can see the next-gen hardware makes a huge difference on the lighting and animation.